Chinola Passion Fruit Liqueur

The bitterness of sloe is tinged with blood orange while blackcurrant mischievously reveals a note of black pepper and sage, perfectly unexpected.

The Quinta Do Tedo Colheita 2005 is an exceptional port that captures the essence of the Douro terroir and the centuries-old expertise of Portuguese winemaking.
The 2005 vintage, from a dry year with a harvest rich in expression, offers a unique and refined experience.
Its complex aromatic profile and harmonious structure make it an essential choice for connoisseurs and professionals in the world of port wines.

Sortilège is a unique blend of Canadian whisky and maple syrup. Created from the richness and authenticity of the Quebec countryside, this liqueur strikes the perfect balance between the heady strength of Canadian whisky and the distinctive flavour ofmaple syrup, resulting in a remarkably fine liqueur.

TASTING NOTES

NOSE: A bold symphony of Ylang-Ylang and Jasmine, with hints of juniper and warming spice.

PALATE: Lush florals give way to tropical soft citrus Dalandan and Calamansi, grounded by earthy Alpinia and ginger. Mouthfeel is sensuous.

FINISH: Lingering finish. Continuously developing with a touch of spice and a surge of Angelica.

TASTING NOTES

The amber color proves at first glance the balance and smoothness of Amaro Nonino. On the nose and palate, harmony is confirmed by an extraordinary touch of herbs and citrus notes.

Serve at room temperature, on ice with a slice of orange, or in a cocktail.

TASTING NOTES

COLOUR Polished gold

NOSE Elegant bright lemon peel layered with creamy vanilla and crisp green apples

PALATE Ground spices and dried orange slices enveloped in intense set honey sweetness

FINISH Creamy and leathery with notes of sweet vanilla

Nixta Licor de Elote is a Mexican corn liqueur made from a base of tender, ancestral cacahuazintle (kaka • wha • SINT • lay) maize, grown in the high valleys and foothills of the Nevado de Toluca volcano. Nixta is produced at the Destilería y Bodega Abasolo, where we honor the Mexican culture of corn and the ancestral craft of nixtamalization—a 4,000 year old Mesoamerican cooking technique that uncovers the deepest flavors and aromas of maize.

Miracielo is produced by hand using the original La Antigua Guatemala recipe from 1953, in small batches.
During the ageing process, fresh plums, sultanas and vanilla are added by hand, macerating and giving it its unique aromatic profile. Symbolising its artisanal, hand-made profile, the leather collar that adorns its neck is also handmade.